 Greg Martin General Manager, Strategy, ClearView Wealth Limited (at time of writing) Greg Martin has more than 30 years' experience in life insurance and funds management. His current responsibilities include overseeing ClearView's actuarial team, group risk management and compliance team, and life and wealth product team. Greg is also a director of ClearView's two financial advice businesses. Prior to joining ClearView in 2011, he was a partner of KPMG, where he provided actuarial advice to the industry for 17 years. He has held 10 appointed actuary roles during his career and been a member of various regulatory, industry and professional committees and boards, and published a number of industry related papers
GREG MARTIN | FRIDAY, 28 JUN 2019 The psychology behind good and bad advice Read more GREG MARTIN | FRIDAY, 1 MAR 2019 Discontent is engulfing the retail income protection insurance sector. This is not surprising given income protection claims have doubled in the last ten years. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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